Environmental Engineering Lab

The department is equipped with an Environmental Engineering Laboratory, featuring advanced instruments such as a Spectrophotometer, Digital Nephelo Turbidity Meter, Digital pH Meter with Electrode MK-VI, Flocculator KFLO-1, and Incubator KIS-3. These facilities support comprehensive experiments and research in environmental engineering. In addition, the lab houses a Biogas Plant, offering students valuable hands-on experience in the field of renewable energy. With these resources, the department remains at the forefront of environmental engineering education and research.

List of Equipment in Environmental Laboratory
1	Spectrophotometer
2	Digital Nephelo Turbidity Meter
3	Digital pH Meter with Electrode MK-VI
4	Flocculator KFLO-1
5	Incubator KIS-3
6	Electrical Conductivity Meter
7	Biogas Plant

Environmental Engineering Laboratory

Geotechnical Engineering Lab

The department’s Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory is well equipped with a comprehensive range of instruments to support research and experimentation in soil mechanics and geotechnical engineering. Key facilities include the Casagrande Apparatus, Permeability Test Apparatus, Consolidation Testing Machine, Direct Shear Testing Machine, Unconfined Compression Testing Machine, and Hydrometer Apparatus. The lab also features equipment for determining soil properties, such as the Sand Pouring Cylinder with Calibrating Container, Core Cutter with Dolly and Rammer, Standard Compaction Mould with Rammer, and Modified Compaction Mould with Rammer. This state-of-the-art laboratory not only provides students and faculty with the resources required for advanced academic research and practical training but is also actively utilized for consultancy services, offering professional support and solutions to clients in the field of geotechnical engineering.

List of Equipment in Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory
1	Casagrande Apparatus
2	Permeability Test Apparatus
3	Consolidation Testing Machine
4	Direct Shear Testing Machine
5	Unconfined Compression Testing Machine
6	Hydrometer Apparatus
7	Sand Pouring Cylinder and Calibrating Container
8	Core Cutter with Dolly and Rammer
9	Standard Compaction Mould and Rammer
10	Modified Compaction Mould and Rammer
11	Vane Shear Apparatus

Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory

Survey Lab

The department’s Surveying Laboratory is well-equipped with various instruments to support accurate measurement and mapping. Major equipment includes the Total Station, Prismatic Compass, Theodolite, Auto Level, and Electronic Distance Meter, which enable precise measurement of angles and distances. The lab also houses essential surveying tools such as Chains, Fibre Tapes, Ranging Rods, and Cross Staffs for distance and elevation measurements. In addition, instruments like the Dumpy Level with Levelling Staff, Plane Table, and Handheld GPS are available for advanced levelling and mapping exercises. With these state-of-the-art facilities, the laboratory provides students and faculty with the resources necessary to conduct precise surveys, thereby strengthening a critical skillset in the field of civil engineering.

List of Equipment in Survey Laboratory
1	Total Station
2	Chain
3	Fibre Tape
4	Ranging Rod
5	Cross Staff
6	Handheld GPS
7	Prismatic Compass
8	Surveyor’s Compass
9	Dumpy Level & Leveling Staff
10	Plane Table
11	Theodolite
12	Auto Level
13	Electronic Distance Meter

Survey Laboratory

Material Testing Lab I (Strength of Materials)

The department’s Strength of Materials Laboratory is well-equipped with a wide range of testing machines and apparatus that enable students and faculty to study the behavior and properties of materials under different types of loads. Key facilities include a Universal Testing Machine (UTM), Universal Wood Testing Machine, Brinell Hardness Testing Machine, Rockwell Hardness Testing Machine, Spring Testing Machine, and Impact Testing Machine, all of which are used to determine the mechanical properties of materials. The lab is also equipped with a Flywheel, Torsion Pendulum with Wall Bracket, Torsion Testing Machine, and Clerk Maxwell’s Apparatus for the study of torsion, twisting, and shear forces. Together, these instruments provide comprehensive resources for understanding the fundamental principles of material strength and performance under load—an essential area of study in civil engineering.

List of Equipment in Material Testing Laboratory I
1	Universal Testing Machine (UTM)
2	Universal Wood Testing Machine
3	Brinell Hardness Testing Machine
4	Flywheel
5	Torsion Pendulum with Wall Bracket
6	Torsion Testing Machine
7	Rockwell Hardness Testing Machine
8	Spring Testing Machine
9	Impact Testing Machine
10	Clerk Maxwell's Apparatus

Material Testing Laboratory - I

Material Testing Lab II (Concrete)

The Material Testing Laboratory at our institution is well-equipped with a wide range of tools and apparatus essential for conducting comprehensive assessments of the properties and performance of various construction materials. Key equipment includes the Flow Table, Sieve Shaker, Compression Testing Machine, Vicat Apparatus, Compaction Test Apparatus, Density Basket, Rebound Hammer, Slump Test Apparatus, Le-Chatelier Apparatus, Le-Chatelier Flask, Tile Testing Machine, Flexural Strength Testing Machine, and Vee Bee Consistometer. These facilities enable the laboratory to perform a variety of tests to evaluate the characteristics of materials such as concrete, tiles, and more. In addition to academic and research activities, the lab is also engaged in consultancy services, offering reliable insights and recommendations to clients based on test results.

List of Equipment in Material Testing Laboratory II
1	Tile Testing Machine
2	Flexural Strength Testing Machine
3	Vee Bee Consistometer
4	Flow Table
5	Sieve Shaker
6	Compression Testing Machine
7	Hot Air Oven
8	Vicat Apparatus
9	Compaction Test Apparatus
10	Density Basket
11	Set of Sieves
12	Re-bound Hammer
13	Longitudinal Compressometer
14	Cylindrical Metal Measures
15	Slump Test Apparatus
16	Moulds of Concrete Cube, Beam, Cylinder
17	Cement Cube Mould
18	Weighing Balance
19	Le-Chatelier Apparatus
20	Le-Chatelier Flask

Material Testing Laboratory - II (Concrete)

Transportation Engineering Lab

The Transportation Engineering Laboratory is well-equipped to conduct a wide range of tests and experiments related to the evaluation of transportation materials. The lab houses essential instruments such as the Asphalt Mixture Density Meter, Universal Penetrometer, Standard Tar Viscometer, Pensky-Marten Apparatus, Ring and Ball Apparatus, Density Basket, Abrasion Testing Machine, Modified Roughness Indicating Machine, Aggregate Impact Testing Machine, CBR Test Apparatus, Ductility Testing Machine, Film Stripping Device, and Water Bath. These facilities enable comprehensive testing to ensure that transportation materials meet industry standards and performance requirements. In addition to student coursework and research, the laboratory is actively utilized for consultancy services, offering expert testing, analysis, and recommendations to clients in the field of transportation engineering.

List of Equipment in Transportation Engineering Laboratory
1	Universal Penetrometer
2	Standard Tar Viscometer
3	Pensky-Marten Apparatus
4	Ring and Ball Apparatus
5	Density Basket
6	Abrasion Testing Machine
7	Modified Roughness Indicating Machine (Merlin)
8	Aggregate Impact Testing Machine
9	CBR Test Apparatus
10	Ductility Testing Machine
11	Flakiness and Elongation Gauges
12	Water Bath
13	Specific Gravity & Water Absorption Test
14	Marshall Stability Apparatus
15	Centrifugal Bitumen Extractor

Transportation Engineering Laboratory

Computer Laboratory

The Software Engineering Laboratory is equipped with 60 high-performance PCs, offering students and researchers the computing resources needed to support their academic and project work. The lab also provides access to industry-relevant software packages such as AutoCAD, Primavera, and STAAD, which are widely used for design and analysis, project management, and structural engineering applications. With this advanced infrastructure, the laboratory creates an ideal environment for students to enhance their technical expertise, develop practical skills, and strengthen their understanding of software applications in engineering.

Laboratory	List of Equipment
Computer Laboratory	30 Windows 11 PC

Computer Laboratory

Civil Workshop

The department's Civil Engineering Workshop is a dedicated space for all first-year B.Tech students. This workshop serves as a fundamental, hands-on lab course that introduces students to the basic principles, tools, and practices that form the bedrock of the civil engineering profession. The lab is designed to provide a practical foundation in precision measurement, basic surveying and leveling, and essential construction practices. This well-equipped room allows students to gain direct experience with fundamental tools in a supportive, guided environment, bridging the gap between theoretical concepts and real-world applications from the very beginning of their engineering studies.

List of Equipment in Civil Engineering Workshop
1	Dumpy Level
2	Spirit Level
3	Water Level
4	Vernier Calipers
5	Screw Gauge
6	Basic Masonry Tools (Trowel, Plumbob)
7	Basic Plumbing Assemblies (PVC pipes, connections)

Civil Workshop

Department Library

The Department maintains a dedicated library that is accessible to both students and faculty. Its collection of books and Indian Standard Codes effectively supports the academic and research needs of the department. Designed with a student-friendly atmosphere and ample seating, the library provides a comfortable and conducive environment for learning and scholarly engagement.

Civil Department Library

Project Laboratory

A project lab is a practical, hands-on learning environment where students work in teams on open-ended projects to apply theoretical knowledge and gain practical skills, often in collaboration with industry partners. Our Civil Engineering project lab is a dedicated facility for performing experiments and tests on construction materials and structures, bridging theoretical knowledge with practical application in the design, construction, and maintenance of the built environment. These labs, equipped with specialized tools and devices, allow students to gain hands-on experience with materials like soil, concrete, and steel, understanding their properties and performance to ensure the safety and durability of civil infrastructure.